ipykernel

IPython Kernel for Jupyter

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IPython Kernel for Jupyter

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sonthonax·Mar 8, 2021

Nice product, I noticed that you are updating the next Jupyter cell; what was your solution to doing that reliably since `set_next_input` is so damn flakey? I personally grew so frustrated with the state of GUI development in Jupyter that I tried to fix it in such a way that would allow proper message passing between cells and python code (because you can't wait on Comm events). > https://github.com/ipython/ipykernel/pull/589 But sadly the priorities of big open source projects don't always match your own. So I had to extract that logic into my own kernel.

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